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 1  1,4 |       Irenaeus can be grouped in four volumes of unequal but moderate
 2  1,4 |        various kinds). But these four groups of books are not
 3  1,5 |   writers who worked in three or four different types would have
 4  1,6 |       letters of Paul and of the Four Gospels — that the letter
 5  2,7 |         early church in at least four different forms:~ ~·       
 6  2,7 |        thirteenth, for the other four chapters we are dependent
 7  2,9 |     churches, gathering from the Four Gospels, the Acts, and other
 8  2,9 |        He draws heavily upon the Four Gospels and the Acts and
 9  3   |          the most part, from the Four Gospels. There is also some
10  3   |          the writer's use of the Four Gospels, toward A.D. 120.
11  3   |      Against Heresies 1. 29-30). Four Coptic versions of this
12  3   |           A brief description of four revelations from this codex
13  3   |  Magdalene. The work consists of four books, although the fourth
14  4,1 |       church,” said Origen, “has four gospels, the sects very
15  4,2 |      come. The collection of the Four Gospels showed the immense
16  4,2 |        The existence of at least four written gospels obviously
17  4,3 |      Origensaid, “The church has four gospels, the sects very
18  4,3 |       seem to have been at least four uncanonical gospels that
19  4,4 |     comparable with those in the Four Gospels. Jesus is reluctant
20  4,6 |          rather he condensed the Four Gospels into one, omitting
21  4,6 |    unlike other combiners of the four, such as Tatian and his
22  4,6 |   thought, and so he blended the four into one.~ Who he was we
23  4,6 |          use of every one of the four. He may not have used all
24  4,6 |        is surprising to find the Four Gospels in circulation in
25  4,6 |          seems to have known all four gospels, if not more. In
26  4,8 |       apparent approval three or four times in his Miscellanies (
27  4,9 | influenced at many points by the Four Gospels, which it was. written
28  4,9 |         Christian claim that the Four Gospels were the work “of
29  4,10|         and shows the use of all four of our gospels as well.~
30  5,1 |         apocryphal acts.~ If the Four Gospels seemed to their
31  5,1 |         of the collection of the Four Gospels, the second volume
32  5,5 |        He shows knowledge of the Four Gospels and the letters
33  5,6 |           or interweaving of the Four Gospels, about A.D. 172,
34  5,7 |          and the apostle summons four wild asses to take their
35  5,7 |      cure. The apostle sends the four wild asses back to their
36  6,2 |        is also familiar with the Four Gospels, the principal letters
37  7,3 |          as well as of the other four groups in the third person.
38  7,3 |    morals.~ The influence of the Four Gospels is clearly seen
39  8,1 |       This account, preserved in four Greek manuscripts of which
40  8,3 |           or interweaving of the Four Gospels into one continuous
41  8,3 |          with the gospels of the four evangelists. This process
42  8,3 |      text takes the place of the Four Gospels in the Codex Fuldensis,
43 10,2 |         an Old Testament and the Four Gospels (iii. II. 8) but
44 10,4 |       agrees with Justin in only four of the seven named. But
45 12,2 |     Alexandrian Museum more than four centuries before, Alexandria
46 12,2 |        idea of setting out these four versions side by side, with
47 12,4 |         the Resurrection and his four books On First Principles (
48 12,6 |          zip-3o, he produced his four books On First Principles
49 12,7 |          books Origen listed the Four Gospels, fourteen letters
50 13,3 |       coininentary Oil Daniel in four books, written in A.D. 203-
51 13,3 |        fragments of this and the four works following~ What Followed
52 13,3 |      Hannah (I Samuel, chap. i). Four short Greek fragments~The
53 13,3 |       The Psalms (some of them). Four Greek fragments~Proverbs.
54 13,8 |        Irenaeus. He accepted the Four Gospels as scripture and
55 13,11|        bishop of Rome. It was in four books and is lost except
56 13,11|         had previously addressed four letters on Sabellianism
57 14,6 |       third edition of the first four books Against Marcion, his
58 14,7 |        Tertullian's included the Four Gospels, the Acts, and thirteen
59 14,14|        II John. It contained the Four Gospels, the Acts, thirteen
60 14,18|  Persecution, Letters to Probus (four books), Letters to Severus (
61 14,18|        and On God's Workmanship. Four of these, which were probably
62 14,20|          his letters: To Probus (four books), To Severus (two
63 14,20|     three groups of letters — of four, two, and two books — probably
64 15,1 |        Great Book” (probably the Four Gospels).~ ~
65 16   |          text~Letters to Probus, four books; no text~Letters to